The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) originally began as Women in Construction of Fort Worth, Texas. On May 15, 1955, the organization received its national charter and became the National Association of Women in Construction NAWIC has grown over the years from the 16 founding members to approximately 5,800 members with close to 200 chapters. NAWIC has chapters in almost every US state and in two Canadian providences. NAWIC also has International Affiliations Agreements with NAWIC-Australia, NAWIC-New Zealand, and South African Women in Construction (SAWIC).
CORE PURPOSE
To enhance the success of women in the construction industry.
CORE VALUES
Believe in ourselves as women.
Persevere with the strength of our convictions.
Dare to move into new horizons.
OBJECTIVE
To unite for the benefit, women who are actively employed in the various phases of the construction industry.
To promote cooperation, fellowship and a better understanding among members of the Association.
To promote education and contribute to the betterment of the construction industry.
To encourage women to pursue and establish their careers in the construction industry.
To provide members an awareness of the legislative process and legistlation as it relates to the construction industry.
